Loop House by Mobius Architekci in Poland exemplifies a blend of contemporary architecture and nature. Designed in 2024, it integrates the environment through thoughtful composition, panoramic views, and materials like stone, Corten, and wood. Loop House manifests a philosophy of living in harmony with the landscape, offering a serene retreat that respects and draws inspiration from its surroundings.

Inspired by a Natural Order
Polish architecture firm Mobius Architekci has completed a house with a looped form in southern Poland, wrapping around a natural swimming pond and garden.

Aiming to create “a hidden oasis” for the clients, Mobius Architekci founder Przemek Olczyk designed Loop House as an elongated block enclosing a central courtyard and garden. Alongside the architecture, Olczyk also oversaw the design of the immediate landscape, seeking to create a building that sits in harmony with its rural surroundings and responds to natural features.

“We set the building in a hollow, which makes the architecture of the house almost invisible from the street and road side,” said Olczyk.
“From a distance, [it] seems to blend in with the landscape, or even hide and not show off in its surroundings,” he continued.
“In contrast, on the lake side, the house opens up completely, displaying its true face to the surroundings.”

Space Enclosed by Large Windows
At the centre of the elongated and organic form of Loop House is a large, s...